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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7995
(03/15/2014) Based on the dash this appears to have a replacement body.
“Call now to check availability
Salmon River Quality Motors
1065 Challis St
Salmon ID, 83467”
the jeep is cool – the town is cooler – Salmon is my favorite western town. I almost pulled up stakes and moved there
I’ve only been to Salmon once and just passed through. My grandparents (on dad’s side) moved from New York City to Salmon around 1936. Had to be a bit of a shock for my finishing-school grandmother who had three kids at the time.
One of my favorite Salmon stories is this one about Dugout Dick, an ex WWII vet. Where else could you live your life in a cave? http://www.off-grid.net/2010/04/27/dugout-dick-rip/
– Dave